Reddit describes OldSchoolCool as, "**History's cool kids, looking fantastic!**" and this photo definitely fits the bill! ELFIRE11 thought it would end there, but that's not at all how it went down. Because... well, there's something vaguely homoerotic about this photo isn't there?

ELFIRE11's fellow Redditors noticed it too. And soon, the Original Poster (OP) was making a different kind of Reddit post about his Dad's brush with stardom-a story in the TIFU (Today I Fuc*ed Up) subReddit, titled "TIFU by posting my dad's picture with David Bowie"

"It's not really a fu*k up, it's more of a chaotic scenario i made for myself."

"So back in 1988, my dad went with his friends to a vacation in Greece. By extreme luck, somehow, my dad found David Bowie, riding on a rented motorcycle. My dad, who's a really big fan of him, went to him and asked him if is it cool to take a picture with him."

"David agreed and even let my dad to seat on the motorcycle behind him for the picture. My dad, overly excited, set down on the motorcycle really close to David, and one of my dad's friends took the picture for him."

Dounds like Bowie and the Dad were kinda... ya know... *wink-wink, nudge-nudge*

"Back for today, i asked my dad if it's cool if i'll upload the photo for r/oldschoolcool because i knew that sort of pictures are welcomed in the sub. So instead of thinking an extra second, i wrote in the title "my dad with David Bowie in a vacation in Greece. 1988" (I didn't even noticed the typo "in a vacation")"

"Because of my dumba*s title and my dad sitting to close to Bowie, literally all of the comments are how my dad and Bowie had sex on that vacation and how my dad is actually gay."

"For now I posted the picture about 7 hourse [sic] ago, and it reached to r/all with 55k upvotes and 2.4k comments with with almost all of the comments are in the style of 'your'e adopted' your dad and Bowie def banged bro' etc."

"At the start it was really funny, i showed some of the comments to my dad and he laughed his a*s off, but now with like 2.5k comments like that it's just straight up chaos. The internet is a beutiful [sic] mess."